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June-July 2020 News June-July 2020 PURA Transitions to New Leadership 2020 PURA Kickoff To Be Held Virtually SAVE THE DATE! Planning is underway for a Kickoff meeting to be held online via Zoom on September 14, to keep you informed of current events at Purdue. More information to follow soon, including instructions how to obtain and use Zoom. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic the annual PURA Kickoff luncheon, normally scheduled in September, Who are these masked men? A “transition” for the record will not be held. books: masked and gloved outgoing PURA president, Tom Turpin, passes the Retirees’ Key (symbolic token of the PURA presidency) to masked and gloved incoming What’s Inside: president, Norm Long, maintaining appropriate social Regular Features distancing. Masked new vice-president/president elect, Bill Bennett, looks on. Norm’s Notes ........................................................................ 3 PURA Tech Bytes: Creating a Digital Family Archive ........ 6 PURA Officers and Committee Chairs, 2020-2021 Smile Corner: They’re Only Weeds if You Don’t Want Them ...................................................................... 7 Officers: Mark Your Calendar: PURA Events ..................................... 8 President: Norman Long Articles Vice-President/President-Elect: William Bennett Secretary: Judy Ware PURA Transitions to New Leadership ................................. 1 2020 PURA Kickoff to be Held Virtually ............................ 1 Treasurer: Lucia Anderson A Year to Remember: President’s Report ............................ 2 Historian: Sue Hume Graham PURA Recognizes Outgoing Committee Members .............. 2 Past President: Tom Turpin Historic Highlights of Purdue Marching Band ..................... 3 Quick, Simple Tips to Boost Your Immune System ............. 4 What to Celebrate in July ...................................................... 4 Committee Chairs: Gotta Laugh! ......................................................................... 5 Benefits: Larry Pherson Musical Interlude .................................................................. 5 Confessions of a Book Addict .............................................. 5 Campus & Community Activities: James Lehman Looking for August Music Selections ................................. 8 Communications: Karen Lembcke Reminder: Wear Masks On Campus .................................... 8 Hospitality: Linda Hawkins Retiree Flu Shots ................................................................... 8 Visit Indiana Giants .............................................................. 8 Kick-Off Luncheon: Co-Chairs Karen Ferry/Viki Taylor Movies Under the Stars ......................................................... 8 Program: Jerry Day Department of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences: Purposeful Living in Retirement Conference: Olivia Wood Free Telehealth Appointments Student Scholarship: Melinda Bain Learn About Hearing Loss ........................................... 9 Adult Telepractice Appointment ................................. 10 Trips & Tours: Position available PURA News, June-July 2020 1 A Year to Remember – President’s Report In order to spice up the Purdue Sesquicentennial By Tom Turpin celebrations PURA members decided to portray historical characters for events. The characters were available to interact with event attendees. Members and their Had I known what was in store for “characters” included: Olivia Wood (Mary Matthews), the Purdue University Retiree’s David Caldwell (Orville Redenbacher), Scott Rumble Association during 2019-2020, I would never have accepted the job (Harvey Wiley), John Norberg (John Purdue), Carolyn as President-Elect. Jones (Lillian Gilbreth), Mary Alice Nebold (Amelia Earhart), Joyce Miles (Virginia Meredith), Pete Bill (John The last 12 months have been T. McCutcheon), and Tom Turpin (J. Clifford Turpin). challenging for PURA to say the least, but it has become clear to me Our Purdue support staff member Michele Salla decided to that what Past President Don Gentry retire and become one of us, however, her retirement told me was that the job is an easy didn’t last long, as she was dragged back to temporally fill in for her replacement, Hannah Austerrman, who went on one because of all of the people who pitch in to help. Truer maternity leave. words were never spoken! Indeed, we are the envy of all the Big-10 retiree associations because our people are After years of holding our monthly luncheon and program willing to accept leadership roles with a number of others who help when needed. at the MCL cafeteria in West Lafayette, the restaurant closed in January and we had to find a new place to meet. Our committee leaders, some new this year and others who Our February meeting was held at the Daniels Turfgrass have served for a while, have all done an outstanding job. center and the membership decided that the monthly meet- They include Judy Ware (Secretary), Lucia Anderson ing should be held on Monday and we should have a (Treasurer), Sue Hume (Historian), Larry Pherson speaker and lunch available. President-Elect Long visited (Benefits), Karen Lembcke (Communications), Bill Ben- a number of facilities in the Lafayette area seeking a place nett (Hospitality), Jerry Day (Programs), Joma Roe (Trips for our meetings and recommended the VFW in Lafayette. We held our March meeting at the VFW. and Tours), Jim Lehman (Campus and Community Activi- ties), Karen Ferry and Viki Taylor (Kickoff Luncheon), In April the COVID-19 pandemic hit and all of PURA’s Olivia Wood (Purposeful Living In Retirement Event), and in-person meetings were cancelled through July. The June Melinda Bain (Scholarship). Many thanks to these “worker bees” for their wonderful leadership. meeting of the PURA Executive Board was held remotely using ZOOM. I got off to a bad start when I couldn’t attend the Kickoff Luncheon but I wasn’t needed as Karen Ferry and Viki So this past year in the life of PURA is surely one to Taylor had it well organized, and President-Elect Norm remember! As we move forward we are in good hands Long and Past President Don Gentry ran the show with Norm Long as President and Bill Bennett as President flawlessly. Many thanks to them for all their work this -Elect. As usual they have a great group of people with year. which to work. Not surprising because they are all Purdue folks! PURA Recognizes Outgoing Officers, Roy Johnson, Program, 4-year member, Chair for 1 year Committee Chairs, and Committee Members Sandy Komasinski, Program, 6-year member Dan Weisenberger, Purposeful Living in Retirement, A big thank you to the hard-working folks going off the 1-year member PURA board and committees this summer. A $705 Sue Hiser, Student Scholarship, 4-year member contribution to PURA Scholarships is being made in their Joma Roe, Chair - Trips & Tours 7-year member honor. Carolyn Blue, Trips & Tours, 7-year member Tom Turpin, outgoing PURA President Agnes Hawn, Trips & Tours, 7-year member Don Gentry, outgoing Past President Tarren Neth, Trips & Tours, 7-year member Sandra Singer, Benefits, 6-year member Bill Bennett, Chair – Hospitality, 4-year member Margaret Cox, Hospitality, 2-year member Rosalee Hayward, Kickoff Luncheon, 4-year member Jeannie Kalhust, Kickoff Luncheon 10-year member Carolyn Shultz, Kickoff Luncheon, 4-year member Jane Brown, Program, 6-year member PURA News, June-July 2020 2 Norm’s Notes Change has become our new nor- No one really knows when we will return to a “new mal! Webster defines change “To normal”. Plans are underway to have programs, alter by substituting something else information and fellowship return for the PURA for, or by giving up for something membership ASAP. We are keeping PURA’s Benefits, else; to put or take another or others Executive, and Communications committees strong and in place of. To make different; to active, along with virtual meetings. convert.” There are many questions to address, for example, what That somewhat lengthy description will the policy and practice about Retiree Flu shots be in really does describe and has 2020? We have a deep concern to keep our members characterized PURA in 2020! Now, as we begin another informed and aware of issues, so what is the most effec- fiscal year, the officers and committee chairs that consti- tive method for accomplishing that goal? These and tute the Executive committee wrestle with more change! many other questions and concerns that impact PURA Paramount in all the Executive committee discussions and are being brought forth and addressed even as you read considerations has been the safety and well being of our this first “Norm’s Notes.” members. To that end, the decisions that have been made and continue to face PURA leaders, have been based on As this article is ended, please look over the list of that criteria. 2020/2021 PURA committee leaders (page 1). If you have ideas, concerns or needs that can be met by your As we review 2020, our first change was locating a new PURA leaders, please do not hesitate to contact any of meeting site for our monthly meetings. Then came the us, as we are ready and willing to address your interests. Covid-19 pandemic that closed our monthly meetings. In We will have much more in the months ahead to enhance turn, we had to cancel our popular “Purposeful Living in PURA and to continue to maintain the image in the BIG Retirement”, then the Campus and Community Activities, 10 that ole’ Purdue has the “Gold Standard” for Trips and Tours, the annual transition meeting and now the university retirees!
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